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Tipranks, an analyst ranking service, reveals the most accurate Wall Street professionals of 2021.
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An Irresistible Urge to Create: The Monroe Family Collection of Florida Outsider Art April 20, 2021 17:51 Subject Line Please provide verification code John Gerdes, Looking at You, (n.d.). Collage. Copyright the artist's estate. The passion for Outsider Art runs deep in Florida, where self-taught artists have forged an indelible mark of special attention on the creative landscape of the state. An Irresistible Urge to Create: The Monroe Family Collection of Florida Outsider Art is the most comprehensive exhibition of its kind, on view at the Boca Raton Museum of Art until September 5th. T...
In a difficult year for oil stocks, Royal Dutch Shell has been one of the worst performers in the industry. It cut its dividend sharply in April, announced thousands of layoffs, and has now written down its assets twice, to the tune of more than $22 billion. Shell (ticker: RDS.B) stock is down 42% this year, worse than the But MKM Partners analyst John Gerdes says Shell shares could rebound by 68% as the company gets leaner and transitions its business to add more renewables. Gerdes thinks Shell’s investment in renewables isn’t just an attempt to mollify regulators; he projects ...
A Diamondback Energy operation in Midland, Texas. Callaghan O'Hare/Bloomberg The trend of oil-and-gas companies buying their competitors is still in full swing, but the market may be getting a little tired of it—the stocks of both the acquirer and the acquired company were down in early trading on Monday. QEP Resources (QEP), expanding its holdings in a section of the Permian Basin in Texas known as the Midland Basin. Diamondback’s stock was down 7% in early trading on Monday, while QEP was down 9%. Oil prices and oil company stocks were also down, along with the broade...